Sentence examples for practicality of assessing from inspiring English sources

Subgroups that have been shown to have predictive capacity in hypothesis-testing and validation studies may still not be effectively implemented in routine care, due to issues such as perceived importance by clinicians, patient-perceived acceptability and the practicality of assessing predictor variables [ 26, 39].

The aim of this round was to reach consensus from a panel of experts on the suitability of 11 proposed characteristic definitions (ie. 6 data quality, 3 operational and 2 practical characteristics) for an injury surveillance system, the importance of these 11 characteristics for injury surveillance, and the practicality of assessing these 11 characteristics in an injury surveillance system.

The panel were asked to rate: (i) the appropriateness of the proposed definitions of each characteristic; (ii) the practicality of assessing these characteristics; and (iii) the perceived importance of these characteristics for injury surveillance, and to suggest any modifications to proposed definitions.

In a proof of concept approach, the system was pilot-tested using historical cases in the Canadian context with the objective of assessing feasibility, practicality and value to end users.

Bachman and Palmer (1996) provide a helpful framework for determining the practicality of an assessment, which can be applied to situations of assessing speaking at IEPs.

The issue of practicality when assessing speaking is especially important for IEPs, since many speaking tasks used for assessment purposes [in IEPs] tend to be performance-based, in order to reflect the types of speaking skills that ELLs need to demonstrate in the university setting (Gan, 2012).

In this paper, the performance of the TiC-P is evaluated by addressing the following issues: i) testing the feasibility (practicality) of the questionnaire; ii) assessing the reliability of the questionnaire; and iii) assessing the construct validity of the TiC-P.

Practicality was assessed in terms of completion rates, where the SF-36 appeared before the EQ-5D in the ascertainment questionnaire.

To assess the practicality of using power Doppler (PD) to assess follicular vascularity at the time of oocyte retrieval.

Practicality was assessed by the time needed to complete the instrument and by feasibility, defined as the number of missing items [ 25].

This model was used to assess practicality of improvements in terms of installation sequence and to test large-scale structural behaviour (see Fig. 7).